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The Elevemth.street Arson Case.
THE TRIAL OF MISS MBRIDR AND JOHN M'FARLAND
AGAIN POSTPONED.

AGAIN POSTPONED.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox
presiding, after the jurors had been called District
Attorney Worthington said that this 90 o'clock)
was the hour set for calling the case OF Mary ].
Mcbride and Jno.W. Mcfarland, indicted for arson
in setting nre to house Sis 18th street northwest
on the 3Oth OF June, 1885 Mcfarland was present,
and his counsel, Mr.. 7. c. Taylor, coming In, he
was arraigned on the new indictment, which, MI.
Worth1ngton explained, did not differ from the
other with the exception that there were counts in
tcnaxng the act as 70 the prejudice OF the owners
OF the property. Mcfarland pleaded not guilty,
waving the reading OF the paper. There was
some delay, owing to Miss Mcbride and her coun-
sci having that the time for calling the
case was IL O'Clock. Mr.. Cook said that he was
not prepared TO 60 on with the case, owing to his
PHYSICAL condition, and, according to his physi-
clans statement he could not be prepared for sew
eral weeks. Besides a number OF Miss McBrtde's
witnesses were out Of the city.
when Mr.. Manning, who Is associated with MI.
COOK arrived. he stated that as he was the junior
cOunsei ne could not go on with the case alone,
and asked postponement.
ment.
Mr.. Taylor suggested that a long postponement
was unJaSt 70 hts client, Mcfarland.
Inc court nxed the Oath instant for the trial.
MI. Cook said that he would be ready to argue
the motion TO quash on Saturday next.
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The Shooting Of Young Rawlett.
sPRIGGS, TEE CoLORED PRISONER SAYS HE DID MOI
FIRE THE SHOT.


BenJ- Sprggs, the young colored man charged
with the murder Of Geo. Rawlett, the blacksmiths
apprentice, near Suitland, about a week ago. is
confined in the jail at Upper Marlboro, Prince
Georges County, Md 20 await tine result OF the in
vestigation by the grand jury. The prisoners
sister has retained Messrs. Earle and Pugh OF this
city, and Mr.. Merrick, brother of Judge Nerrick TO
look after her brothers interests. Mr.. Pugh paid
Visit TO his client saturday morning. and was in
Formed by the latter that he was not guilty of the
murder charged against him. Spriggs denied that
ne had pistol in his possession the day OF the
shooting. He said he left Washington about Z 30
O'Clock saturday evening TO attend a concert given
oy nis uncle In the country; that he drank some
Deer In the city: on his way TO Maryland he drank
peer aJ TWO places, ana when he arrived at Suit
rand De met four men, with whom ne went into
the store. While in the store they got into dis
clssion about dancing. The discussion lasted
ABOUT ten minutes and they left the store. The
men wanted him TO go with them. Two OF them
started ahead and he Staid behind A minute or
t"o Later the firing commenced, but he did not
know who did IT. After the shooting was over and
ne was walking down the road he was arrested by
TWO men and turned over TO special officer and
ne was afterward taken 10 jail.
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Rev. Dr.. Newman Applauded.

His SENTIMENTS RESPECTING THE CONDEMNED An
ARCHISTS RECEIVED WITH FAVOR.
Rev. DR.. Newman, the pastor OF the Metropoli-
tan NJ E church, has returned from bis vacation
Yesterday he preached to a large congregation
having for his theme: .Some OF the Causes OF Mod
ern lnhdelity-" In the course of his sermon he
said: 1.-The cry goes up to-day for absolute lio-
erty. Destroy the Bible tear down the churches
exile the pastors, abolish the Sabbath. Could any
American citizen have anticipated, ten years ago,
such an advance? Would any American citizen
ten years ago have foretold that to-day men CALI
Ing themselves good citizens and Christians would
sign and circulate petition for he pardon Of those
whose hands are red with the blood OF keepers OF
the peace, defenders OF public safety? What Is
back OF this anarchye This foul revolutionary
movement OF miserable, cowardly wretches who
ought TO have been hung long ago?~ Here there
was applause, and number OF people arose to
their feet, while many cried amen" That's So 7
Liberty" continued the preacher, "meanS obedi-
ence 10 law. Absolute liberty has no place in
this land, and those who come to US from abroad
should understand that for those who yell for alb
solute liberty and Its practices We have the dun
gcon, the gallOwS or exile"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amu,emenis Tonight.

Amusememis Tonight.
NEW NATIONAL THBATER.-"A Pair OF Kids"
AIBAuGH's OPERA HOUsE.-McNish, johnson &
Slavin'S Ministries.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER-Frank Frayne in
"Nardo.'
KRRNASs THEArER.-"The Night Owls"
PANORAMA BUTLDING.-Battle OF Bull Run.
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New Silks AND Vr1vErs.
SEATON PERRY,
Successor to PERRY l. BRoTHER),

ANGW OAAhS 4ANO ELSEIS.
sEAToN PERRY,
(Succesor to PERRY l. BRorHrRl
SILK DISPLAY,
SUCH AS WE ARE NOW MAKING, IS ONE THAT
EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE IT Is REMARKABLE
BOTH ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT VARIETY
WILL BE SOLD FOR.
IN LYONS BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. THE
FINEST PRODUCTIONS FROM THE LOOMS
OF BONNET GUINET AND SCHROEDER,
Viz:
GROS-GRAINS FROM 75c TO $3.50
FAILLE FRANCHISE. FROM 1925 TO $3.50.
BE Eng Al ~ AND 81: 90
SATIN RHADAMEs. FROM 81 10 $3.50
SCkAHS FROM 75c. TO 81 rs.
kHADZIMIRS AND ARMUKES FROM Sl.25 TO So
BLACK SILK SERGE, HEAVY TWILL. AT $1.75.
THE GELEBRATEp REGATTA" AMERICAN
E1E shSs Six SILKS = Fo * WEB 81
AND PEKIN EFFECTS.
SUPERB SILK DAMASSE. SATIN AND MORE
GKK0UNI Sr WITH TINsEL EFFECT IN GOLD
CHOICE LYONS, vELvETs AND PLUSH NOVEL
TIES, (MANY EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS), MADE
IN PERFECT COLOR COMBINATIONS TO
MATCH TIE NEW SHADES IN BENGALINES
AND FA1LLE FRANCHISE
gV 1T is NOT PROBABLE THERE WILL BE
AS FINE SHOWING OF HIGH-CLASS NOVEL
TIES AGAIN THIS SEASON, AND THEREFORE
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING,
PennBylvania ave-, cor 9th st.
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CITY ITEMS.
Old Customers Delighted,

Old CustOmers DeBixhted.
NEW CUSTOMERS CHARNKD
with the Beautiful Stock
The Fr Inn trs o S1dss sta%o
Our rule, without exception, is
choice goods at low prices
NO matter what you see at The
Fair. in whatever department. you
look, you will find, pretty, clean,
Il. % English Chamber Sets, in pretty DESIGNS
$2.49 English Decorated Chamber Sets, choice
patterns.
s1ass Handsome Decorated Dinner and Tea Set
CSC. Elegant Boudoir Backing Case.
Sc. Good crystal Glass Goolets and Tumblers.
Come and visit our various Departments.
Rugs. Crockery Department Carpet
Rugs T1nware BrooIns
Mats. kitchenware Brushes
Rugs WOOdenware busters.
Mats. W1llowware Dust Pans
Rugs. Toy and Wagon Trays
THE FAIR,
S12 9TH st. NV. and 81 and S13 9Th St NV.
FRANKIE & Co.. Proprtetora
The reason s. W. Augenstein, s17, 49, and
prices he does is that he buys direct at
headquarters In large quantities and for cash. In
assertion we offer for tomorrow the following
bargains at the same prices other dealers have to
pay for their goods 12-nch solid brass tray, 24c. !;
11x14-inch brass tray, 29c.; solid brass candle
sticks, 19c.; extension brass library lamps with
sOlid-coor decorated shades, 1928; regular price
Hiss; doz fancy ' go6iets, fss c. ba E@ 6ieine
knives and forks, 95c.; tea sets decorated with
toOthpicks, &C.; u doz. decorated cups and saucers
{no more than doz to each purchaser) 49,; "a
floor oilcl9sh sc per yard 0; regular prlce Soc
name and number.
Hahn's MementO Bargains
this week Oply
WM. HAHN Co.'S RELIABLE SHOE House.
s16 9TH st. and 1922 Penn. ave.
800 ladies' hand-sewed fine kid and straight
$500 ladies, extension sole goat button, s2.s5.
s.. 90 ladies' victor flexible kid button, AZ
$125 misses genuine kid, heel or spring, button,
90 cents.
$1.OO childs solar tipped button 60 cents.
$500 gents fine hand-sewed Shoes 1885,
$40 gents excellent calf shoes, sl.45
$3.50 boys seamless to buttons, sl.18
JOhnson's, 18th and E, received to-day some
of the finest oysters known to the trade. They
tur1ty, and are out OF the Hampton Roads, where
the salt sea water GIBBS and flows so swiftly.
There Is nothing can be said TOO much for them.
saloon.
Alligator Satchels.
great bargain. Your choice OF a lot OF 100 50
and 81 satchels at 81 each at ToPHAM's Trunk
Factory, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue. Avs
''Royal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood,
&C.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Is the Cocoa which served at the International
Medical Congress and so generally liked Drug
giStS and grOcerS keep 1t. S1926 oc31O
Trunks, strongest, neatest, cheapest and
greatest variety, at ToPHAA's Factory, 1921 Penn
sylvan1a avenue. 4W3
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u H. "Ward" prints, 4Oc per 10
Also. Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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FoR Washington dressed beef go to Jno r.. Kelly,
stalls 62s 629 and $50 Center Market and 206 and
20s Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
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You should see the suitings we make to order at
s25. EIsEMaN BIOS, cor. TIN and E
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An Enterprising Bill.POster.
A WARRANT OFT FoK HIS ARREST, But he HAsLEF1


Last week j. H. Decker, the agent OF McNish
Johnson Slavins Mlnstrels, came here to bill the
town, and IL Is alleged that In doing so he en-
croached on the business OF Mr.. L Monkey who Is
a licensed bill-poster. 1t was discovered that
Decker not only had his bills displayed at store
doors and on boards but his bills substituted
I0r those or the Ezra Kendall Co. In many places
MI Monkeys men, II IS said, tore down many OF
the olls or the Ministries and put UP Ezra Kendall
Oils Yesterday morning Special Officer John
Lane, passing along Market Space. between Sth
ana Stn streets, discovered man coming down
the awning post or the Boston Variety store
Annex and took him In custody. He proved 10 be
young man named Americas n. Cr1ppen, FORM
erly In MI. Monkeys employ, but now or the Bairi-
more and Ohio Railroad, who was aiding Mr. Mox.
leyS corps In replacing the bills. 1t appears that
after liking up the bills IN the windows OF the
annex he started 10 go out, but hearing footsteps
he thought DeckerfS men were coming around
again 10 tear down Monkeys bills, and he there.
fore locked the door, went up stairs and came
down by the awning post This brought the case
TO the attention OF the police and yesterday MORN
Ing Lieuts AInlss and Kelly were directed to COL
lect the Decker bill-boards and the patrol wagons
gathered about 400. Mr.. Monkey Swore out a war
rant for the arrest OF Decker, but he had left
town.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

J''~rtio1s for the "A hours commencing ut D. ~
FOr the District OF Columbia. Maryland and Viz
Einla. rain followed by cooler, fair weather fresh
ID brisk Soutnwesterly winds, becoming westerly.
HAHNs GREAT MEAESro SALE beginning to-day,
10 continue balance OF this week, during which we
ShSli exhibit the most complete stock OF fine and
ScTVlceaole fall footwear ever produced In place
"l souvenir cards we offer as special memento
Of this great sale the goods enumerated in City
items, called "Memento Bargains" at price,
which We guarantee TO be below the usual cost
price. Cali II possible the morning to avoid the
treat rush. WM. HAHN & Co,
SIC 9TH st. and 1922 Penn. ave.
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BOARDING.

D0ARD.-THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
ID Board in private family, with comforts Of home:
desirable 'front.' rooms, newly furnished Call at e2l
st NV lts
SPRAGuE MANSION, 9Th AND SIS: n w
~ several pleasant well furnished rooms, With nrst-
class board. second aud third floors. sl1-4w'
IloABD FOR FEW PERSONS, WITH OR WITH
able location: good reference given and required -
9Th st. NV. ol-ot. :
nENNSYLyANIA KITCHEN - FIRST CLASS
IL meals and lunch; meals 25c.; lunch lJc. Aleo
nicely furnished rooms At 44s . ST.. opposite new
Pension Ruilding. s-e-lN
NOR RFNT-IARGE. NEWLY FURNIsHE
II rooms with board, ut 1.-The Auburn" Pa ave. cor.
I'D at NV sepo-lms
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You should see the pantalOons we make TO order
nj s.. EIsEAAN BROS, cor. 7th and E
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., AsoS0 IHs AUCTION SALES or PROPERTY adyer.
ISL, VIII Dc round I'VE two-story brick houses on
soen street, sale TO take place this AFTER
Ioon, at . O'Clock. These houses are near tine new
soops Oh Baltimore and Potomac Railroad co.
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MEMS GOOD FUR DERBYs $50; fine, 81; best,
$3.50, at A. T. Lewis, 49, 9TH ST.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the Worlo IA
offered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. II is a handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages. profusey illustrated with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams and contains
a wealth OF general Information See advertise
ment In an other column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-03

VOC should see the suftings we make to order at
So. EIsEM,N Bios. cor. 9TH and E.
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New GooDs In Decorative GooDs

Handsome Open-worked Monte Cloth Scarf CSC.
Pure Linen Knotted Fringe Scarf, 38c.
New Doylies, &c.
Plush Ornaments, from 15c. dozen up
Brass Ornaments, &c. dozen up.
Cow Bells, 25c. dozen.
Banner Rods. from 81 to 80 inches
% Skeins Embroidery Silk, lOc.
All Colors AroZens, 25c. per dozen.
New Embroidery Material at
OPPENHEIMER, 52S 9th st. NV,
OF st. Cloud Building.
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I. M. HEALY BRANCH OF THE IRISH NATIONAL
LsAGCE--A well-attended meeting OF the II M
Healy Branch, Irish National League was held
last evening. The special business OF the meeting
was the election or officers for the ensuing year
MI. James Ltnsk was chosen president: Mr.
Z. Knight, yice-president; Mr.. p. j. MCINTYRE
treasurer, and Mr. Denis Shanahan, secretary
Anc reports OF the treasurer and secretary showed
sratlIylng results for the years work OF the
Drdncn- Such has been the numerical increase
.nat tne present hall accommodation Is not able
10 seat the members, and a committee was an
pointer 20 secure Larger one where the branch
VIII bold It's next meeting, which will he an
nounce0 In TIE STAR. Six new members were
elected last evening. O
IHk OPENSS AT THE PALAIs RoYAL-Every
woman In Washington has an interest in the an
nual fall opening OF the Palais ROYAL This wear
there IS more than usual interest shown for sav
eral new departments have been added and the
PaIaiS Royal now occupies the whole OF the sna
cious and lofty structure at the corner OF Penn
Eoors have been handsomely ntted up as sales
rooinS, and are filled with goods or elegant de-
scr1ptlon, and which, In each department. reprp-
sent the approved styles for fall. On the f,rsr
moor are dress goods and silks, fancy goods plush
goods, hosiery, gents furnishing goods millinery
eloaks. infant goods, stamped goods, &C.. and here
Is located one OF the new departments devoted TO
snots ana boys clothing. on the third floor are
Spacious salesroofns, given up TO all kinds OF
housekeeping goods. Notable on this door is
"" department or upholstery, where a display
Irles table covers and rugs, surprising in their
nneness ana richness OF color and design Ac-
Soiuns 70 the annual custom during the opening
snIcn continues three days, nearly all the nsW
boSc, are offered at greatly reduced prices. The
Ane was enTohged with visitors to-day.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Modern s.' saRAS II s sSs 81
opposite St DOminicis Church g. 4. AIIEE All
FOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE 4-sToRY AND
basement House. near Fxrraeut Square best sani-
r new ranse and fuInaSs psShs over
o3-1m
FOR sALE-oNE OF THE HANpsoMEsT HOMES
vide insiossd With iron fence nels shaded
Mth al Ssss
bargain n 1 t. an Immediate purchaser T H. sYfaEkp
foR SALE-A HANDSOME PROPERTY; EIGHT
room south front dwelling. with all conyenences:
parting rst l sect sG Is Ma
s rsn
FOR SALE OR RENT-DESIRABLE CORNER
L Property, near Mass. ave. and 14th e. n; W.. +
sold sold in the 10 days; immediate possession MARSH"
aaa.s AZ, a 81
Price $1,000 good Investment c. Il Pa AKA
TOR sALE-MONTHLY PAYNIENTs.NEw PRESS
ssSS 10, 1870 to alley I'd St price
swoE%srRDDTf BRxDLES SoS ~ se NV pessssa
FoR sALE-A COSY HOME: SIX ROOMS; BAY
Apply "a 7th ST. ne o33t'
FoR sLE-wM B, eUNN1soN,. 1909 ct
Nd ave near Capitol. II rs, IS #. parking 81 500
Pst Tss m l.. in me order. brici::::..: 800
ion St ne, rs m houses, each
~e I S o.s ss1si it each 90 r.
avg It IN each fssn
FoR MISREPRESENTATION HOUSE on n.
IL 4 q w.
imps: a good invsstment si,75o. G d. FAEkEK,
I Brick Houses. on ~ st.. between n and sw. all
saoo sspS sise ossn ssa RHee
FOR sALE-CHEAP-344 Pennsylvania AVE.
years oisst. C. H. e RAR sPa Z sr.
FOB sALE :. IiE'Io s1xRo9M HOUSE ON 30
se oiOst. C. d. Pas sad Esx
House. with all mod imps press brick front, with
0aS xs'pa0" on st s II p friss sR2pS and Ew
FoR sALE,,GHEAP.. 636 ST. NE, SEVEN,
l. room Brick House, all mod imps. house fronts Sd
st. c ra good cellar eff ksKEa ana iih
Fl s So TsstsnF ss so per month; viii take
Fl i6 81 a sIss sold at ONCE R'E Il cent
o1-3t' u and Eaw
NOR SALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
ST.. between Atm and 9th NV lots 15xT5 to loft.
alley at $500 and $500 EACH ON terms to suit.
Also. House on st. for 81 600, under rent of
$40 month. JOHN II. WOLSTON,
ol-3t 61S st. NV.
DOR SALE VERY CHEAP "A DESIRABLE
4 Home beautifully located on ST. NV; lot 2611O0
o1-3t' Z. G. SCHAEFER, 61S F st NV
LOT IN THE WEST END.
We offer for sale desirable 3-story and basement
Brick Residence of the late Ricketts, 1929 ST.
NV: together with vacant side Lot, if desired. For
particulars and permit to examine apply to
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
o1-2w 1924 + ST. NV
EOR SALE-14-RUOM HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY
= located on Washington Circle. 22O9 Pennsylvania
ave. O1-3ts
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
is the Cocoa which was Served at the International
Medical Congress and so generally liked. Drug
giStS and grOcerS keep 1t. S1926 oc3 10
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u To- "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per ID
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermllk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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PURE MILK from Jersey Cows, in glass jars. Ad-
dress "Oakmont," Lock box $50. City Post once.
You should see the pantaloons we make to order
ma 81 EISEMlS Bros. cor. 9TH and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-03

Trunks, strongest, neatest cheapest and
greatest variety, at ToPHAAs Factory, 1921 Penn
Sylvania avenue. 4W3
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There were three more deaths from cholera at
the New York quarantine hospital Saturday.
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Hahn's NIementO Bargains
for this week only

Alligator Satchels.
great bargain. Your choice Of a lot OF 100 50
and 81 satchels at 81 each, at ToPHAA's Trunk
Factory, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue. 4w3
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INVESTORS see Security Investment Co.'s Special
Notice.
August Stoepel, the composer Of sixteen operas
died OF hemorrhage OF the brain in New York, sat,
urtay after noon
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YoU should see the suitings make to order at
S25 EIsENAN BROS, cor. 9TH and E
VOC should see the pantaloonS we make to order
at 3d. EISEMAN BROS, cor. 7th and E.
HUMAN artificial eyes Hemplers, ave., cor. AZ
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ttoR sALE-LoTs COR. MASS AVE AND 10TH
ST SCION which Is houses b@ built At less than
market price; also ~ # front ON 81 a with I'M
Provements renting for sl2 and room for another
no9se al oarsain W. r.. WRIGHT,
oi-ot 9th and Il W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

tSoR sALE-THREE SPLENDID LOTS ON p CT
o.. ne Also three me lots. corner OF an alley a,
s,n 81 Sc, opposite Mariue itarrscks Will b. .a -
= oArsain. Address GLENDALE star Office "a a..
ISoR sALf-GREAT BARGAINS IN coLrMslI
y, HEIGHTS GROUND.
=. - per foot - wv
- cts. per foot; sever laid - %
i5;esa feet on Ro snoke 81. 30 cts per foot
,, r aOLDSCHMID
ooo. Room I. 1925 q at n ".
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kSrOh SALE-s02 10TH ST. n. T., FRAME BRICK
Il basement; seven rooms all modern inuroyements.
ol-.}ts ~ -aSAA WIFE, 9~'ooo.
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'.Royal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood
&c
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SIC 7th st. and 1872 penn. ave.
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EoR SAIL BEAUTIFUL LOT on NJ ST., BET
- ia ana 81 o4shloo to alley, 1t 81. GEO. w.
~, NO, io.n ana Ii ST ol-3t
4 ave-. four lots, New Hampshlre ave sonar. 81
Sl2o. Pressed brick dwelling 81 rooms new loy
vi a.. .e handsomely hnishsd sold easy terms.
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Corner Sth aud r SITS.

between l4th and 10th SITS. NV, 22Kl 90 feet. e2s
ave. 33rio6 81 So: one lot en- o between sotR and
2lst SITS, 20x9s. s222 one lot ON q between 10th
and list sts., 37xyS s3; one lot 10th, between
and Y sts, 23xl00. $40. s. c. HILL. corner sth
and r SITS. seJO-6ts
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Il. M GA,H ssh

II Fearney Stree, ian Franc SCI, Gal
Nervous Debility. Seminal w akness Fxhau.,ed
Vitality. per matrrrl mi. osl Mar hood Impg-
trncy. Paralysis. p OstHorrhel an all the terri
BILE Effects of Self abuse. ami excess in ma;urei
years. such Ms Loss If Memory, Las.ifure No,iur.
int Noises in the Head. the vital full pas Jug ur.
observe IL the urine tnh many other diseases
that lead 10 insanity aud death.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any of the abov. symptoms shcu'd
consult us at nee J he drain b, stop I'd. vi
instead Of burden
there Al many
DDLE.AGED NEN
who are tronhlrd with to frequent evacuation OF
Tie bladder. Often accompanied by slighr snlar .
ing or hnrnirg scnsaiion aud "A weak, ming of the
system III Il III inner they cahn't account inr. Ron,
Sediment in the mine, etc Many die OF this Il iii-
Guilty ipncrant of tie car se Viii, Ii is the second
stage Of q mnal weakness
tUhts 6U.nAHrrED IN ALL SUCH CAs's.
Consultation Free Thorough examination and
advice including themt al auAlA sis and micrr,
opinion < Ven IN every Gaze
The following Int dieiner supplied at the prices
named:
SIR ASHLEY COOPER VITAL RFsTORA.
1--WE, So bottle or fur times he quantity, $40
SAMPLE BOT LIZ rRtE
Seat To any one appl ing by letter, atng ~ MI.
tens sex and age stiict secrecy in regar to al
business TRANSACTIONS.
he G. lebrii'd Kidney Remedy N%PlR Ell
CUM. fora Winds OF hidety and Baddrr Com
plants. SOM, fl oea. Gle.t. Ltucorri cnI ,tc Fm
'alt by all druggists; 81! butt.r. SIX b, tiles 10
10 Oh.
he rglish nhFIEIIoN. L YER AND DYS
fEP flLL Is the hest in the ma ket. For sa,,
by all nsBists P..te. 5U rcnt- II tn ne.
dues rgtsh Ned Iisrtnsa1
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